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The Arizona sentinel., 1887-08-13
HOW TO GRADE LOTS.
The Handsomest Surface Which s ResI
 dence Property Can Present.

The Handsomest Surface Which Resi-
 dence Property Can Present.
 The advantage in appearance which house has that stands up well above the level of the street or roadway, is now very generally understood. and consequently we find the foundation walls built higher than was customary some years ago. In order to increase the effect still more, 1t is now very common practice in ordinary suburban lots to fill in soil sufficient to raise the surface foot or two above the street, thus forming terrace at the street line. We do not advise this practice for general adoption, but in some cases the peculiar circumstances make it desirable. Where the fall of the drainage is very slight it is even nec- essary; where the grade of street is lowered, and the grounds have al- ready been planted, there is usually no other course but to terrace at the time. But course that is necessary under the conditions named has been meaninglessly copied in many instances where there was no occasion for it, and we see the lots along the whole lines of streets piled up sometimes as much as three feet or more above the general level, even where it is necessary to build within few feet of the line, thus requiring the entrance to the house to be by flight of eight or ten steps, On larger grounds where are built villas or resi- dences of much pretension in style and finish, and which occupy suffi- ciently elevated site, and at consider able distance from the street. this method of grading up the front and terracing at the line is sometimes adopted, but the appearance is far less pleasing than an even grade over the whole surface; one effect is to shorten apparently the line of distance from the street to the house, and thus di- minish the size of the grounds. A gentle and gradual rise from the street line to the front of the house is the handsomest surface a residence lot can present. Kick's Ma0azins,
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-08-13

The workmen in Mexican silver mines become so successful in stealing silver that the owners employ detec- tives to work with them. An owner tells this story: ''One day detective came to me and said when such and such men came out to examine their sandals. I had that done. On the bot toms of the sandals was what appeared to be mud, but when it was scraped into pan and worked 1 found that it ran at the rate of $3,000 to the ton. My miners had plastered thin layer of mud from the mine over the leather.l and then sprinkled on the particles of silver, and over all had put another layer of mud. They were working for thirty-seven and half cents a day, and carrying out fifty cents worth of silver on the sole of each sandal.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-08-13
6ATTLEDOOR.

Merry-hearted maidens four, : Laughing. play at battledoor; And my heart, the shuttlecock, To and fro they nimbly knock. Maggie, Fannie, Hattie, Kate How their bright eyes scintilste, As the poor, bewildered thing Back and forth they gsyly fiingi Hs! 'tis lodged in Fannie's hair; Scarce moment nestles there, When away it bounding flies. Lighting plump in Hattie's eyes. Now Tn Katie's kerchief hides; Then abashed and blushing, glides, CBattledoor is full of slipsD Bouncing straight to Maggie's lips. Merry-hearted maidens four, Playing thus at battledoor, Cease, ohl cease, my heart to knock, Poor, bewildered shuttlecockI
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-08-13
FOR OUR YOUNG FOLKS
WHAT IT MEANS.

May go to Miss Lilywhite's partyf' But Grandmamma shook her head: When the birds go to rest
 I think it is best For mine to go too,n she said. |" Cunt go to Miss Lilywhite's party?" Still Grandmamma shook her head: "Dear child, tell me how
 You re half asleep now;
 Don't ask such a thing she said. Then that little ones laughter grew hearty Why, Granny" she said, "Going to Miss Lilywhite's party Means going to bedr'
 -George Cooper, iJl St. NictoLGs
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-08-13

A true word spoken in jest: ''YeS. madam" said the tramp. ''in better days I used to practice at the bar. !" "And now," responded the lady. "T suppose you are satisfied to work the growler." But the tramp considered it no subject for jest, and passed along. -PItts6ur0k DispGkck.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-08-13

A New Jersey negro says he has fought with fists, clubs, corn-cutters, scythes, pistols and slung-shots. but for downright good weapon of de- fense he prefers a razor with white
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-08-13

Texas leads with S,SOl. 115 sheep.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-12
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER.
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
Routc 400 7I5. 900. IL 90 l30 300 $50, J:3O.
7:3O 1900 D. SUNDAYS at 400 4i5. $50. 1900
p 80. -. -,
1900 n m. have connection for Reading Harrisburg Potts
vile 400 a. Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Read
Ing Harrisburg. etc. On sundays for kaston.
ZOO for EasiOn Bethlehem, Allentown Mauch Chunk
Wkesbafre and scranton.
S3Oa. m. for FastOn Bethlehem, Allentown Mauch Churk
Wkcsbsrrc Scranton. Reading, Harrisburg. Po,tsyile
Tamaqua Slamokin SunbuTy. IcwsbuTg NilllamspOrt
100 and 100 y. M for fastOD. bethlehem, Allentown,
Mauch Chunk, Reading. HARRISBURG etc
3IJ D. for Ea-ton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk
WEesbarre scranton. Tamaqua samokn. Sunbury. Lewis
burg Williamsport etc.
900 and Bop M for Easton, Bethlehem Allentown etc
5i5 Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk.
Wkcsbare Reading Harrisburg etc. On Sundays al 80
p. .,
200 and 1870 m. for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown.
40 l5 II 90 y. M loo 400 i3O. 6l5 D. m. Sundays
400 900 a. for Red Bank Long Branch, Ocean Grove
except Suudaysl, Point Pleasant
436 sl5 m. 100 43O y. M, for Lakewood Toms River
and BaTnegat
4.3O a. M r. m Atlantic City Vnoand, Bridgeton
and Cumberland and Maurice River r. II.
4:3O SlJ a. M 100 80 $50 p. for Freehold.
40 600. SIS HOO 1l45 a. Loo. 400 1880 J.30
6.l5 u m sundays 400 900 M for Perth Amboy.
NEW.JERSEY SOUTHERN DIV.
From Pier y " r.. via Sandy Hook.
For Atlantic Highlands, seaoright, Long Branch &C., 3i5
For local points timetables Ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-12
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDsO,

~ RIVER acknowledgements January 4 1897
through trains Will leave Grand Central Depot
tS Rochester Express, through cars.l
Albany. Troy, II. Adams Rouse's III. and syracuse
poo a. m. The Limited with dining cars stopping -
Albany, Utica. Syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Ma Fails,
Erie Cleveland and Toledo Chicago $50 a N.
nextdly
iO3OL chicago Express drawing.room cars to Canaan
daigua and Rochester.
iii:5j a. m. Wesern NewYOrx and Northern Express.
with drawlng-room cars.
$3.50 p Oany. Troy ami Utica Express with drawing.
'O ~ M Accommodation TO Albany and Troy
ID m. Chicago and ST Louis Express with SLEEPING
for Niagara Falls. buffalo, Cincinnati Toledo, Detru Cur
caxo and ST Louis. Dining-car New York 10 Albany
63O M, Montreal Express with sleeing Montreal
Runs to Utica, stopping at principal stations
special sleeper arrives Rochester Z: 40 Buffalo.
9:35 ana Ces eland l2:l5 NJ next day.
t. 9l5 m Pacific Express with seepingcars for Roches:
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Cleveland Toledo Detroit and
Chicago sleeping 10 WATERFOWL via Utica. daily
cept saturday also to Auburn. Geneva and Canandag
fi:lSm M, Night Express with sleepngcars TO Albany
and Troy with the morning trains for the West
and for the North except Saturday night.
Tickets sale az Grand Central Depot No. battery
Place. Alb Broadway, Harlem Depot l25st and 4thaves
Westcots Express Orces Park Place tnear road-
wsy) 755 and 942 Broadway and W West l29tsI New.
1888 ashngon and 130 Fulton ss Brooklyn. and ~
4th-st williamsburg
Accommodations drawing and seepngcars can be
the ticket offices IN Newly ork CITY aud
S33 Westinghouse. Brooklyn.
Baggage called for and check cd from residence
ATlese trains daily All others diy except sunday
j M IOUCEY HENRY MoNErT.
General superintenden General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-12
!NEw.YOKk DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, APRIL r. 1887
TIE STATE or TRADE

rioar nrn Howard wsstorn sspsrnne - o.
salo 90 EH,r' s. 40 EI rr IS S
Brands - 9sl O. Family So co. DO ssss
,,sn. g no 90 70 %nsr
:is%, wS. e gss sS
easy and dull Mixed spot 4o.S 81 aS steady
90 say White se Go Western s snn' sSs
81 35 Pennsvivaua 3ia3sc Rye steany a. a., % "1
g sr ss,or to M SeSco PORK old o
new sI So Observation-Disclosures and Cle'r KID s Rss
packed 7Soc Baeon1shoulcers sSsSr Gear si
Sides Butter hn m western packed ie@.sc
20 a32c. Eggs steady az Petroleum 70 rar
ii5i Eel sugar steady SOFT 575c .Copper-Re
nSed whiskcy auet at q 2SSsn fa
wheat bush Corn 97o9o eu.n 4a s 1900 Wheat SHsa
5000 Corn 10000 bush sales-"heat ZoAooo ouS-
Corn 92.0 900 bush
April lrlourqnist Choice Extras Extras & h SgS
PATENT. prime s.; oUqs5 25 mrmscsme, r Vel
low 62Qo2Ic: Steamer Mixed o. aa0s .nanv mn.
Fsrs weak and Observation-Disclosures Western Sl3hc East
Extras 1lo keceirts for the day.foaar o;Dy man '
BurpALn Apr 1l.-wheatNo fIari quiet &C. ,e oter
Chicago for NAV asked; No Ilar Nothern rac Nn
Winter Wheat dull No. ed $50; ASKER ASK higep
No 244 &c: No. 44l4c: No Yellow As &c NO ! eho~
& e tending R upSSsrd M M,oa W.
unsettled No Canada Toe bid; No do 65e bid VII
RYE steady and unchanged Rail Fregs 10 ne@ man
Corn 1000 bush oats 1905 bnsn Barley . V ms
snpmcnts-Whoat 10000 bnsH Corn Sooo oush oA''
10000 bush Barley .....- bush -
CHICAGO. April l1.-Flour quiet AMI unchanget Win
gan Winter SIS 10 0siO0 Choice Fancy Micnesota pa
1929 Rvo F!oar-S3J J1S3 10 III o'ia BuckwheA'S-~
W Tr ~ g IT, A. w., a,,,ras ronood "a ,oovs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-12
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

w
- YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
through trains leave 23dst and Chamberss stations as
same hour Local trains leave 23dst station fifteen min"
utes earlier than from chambersst
q. m-Day Express. week days Buffet Drawing room
Coaches to Bing9amtSn Elmira HoInellsve Buffalo
6p. m-Day 645 from 23d ST. Chicago and st. Louis
Limited sold Pullman tran Of Day and Iast Sleeping
81 Louis Pullman Sleeping Coaches TO Buffalo, Niagara
Falls Hamilton and Toronto No extra charge for fast
m-Daily Chicago Express. Pullman Day and Sleeping
Coaches to Bnghamton Elmira Rochester Buffalo. Mag
Rutherford and Passac week days 445 545. 200 1850.
1GG Go i2ce 4GGq Sc o tao @Gn S.
sundays 545 $50 1O2oa 1900 noOn las. 4:I5 $780,
745. 900 1890 p m. 1900 midnight
isoo noon 45 $50 800 $50 40 80 500 v SO sso So
elo $3.50. 7:l5 745 800 $50 1890 M 1900 midnight.
500 800 10. 80 D. NJ. 1900 midnight ~ '
Newark and Paterson. via Newark week days. $780, 500
500 7:3o 500 1000 and 1900 midnight sundays.
s 9i@a @ s;2G $40 500 oao ,,s
800 800. 300 $50 elo tbs. 7:i5 $50 1850 ID
c 20 to s"nda an t SS ss3 lo2o m M 49, $780,
Warwick 445 900 1920 4:30 p NJ Sundays 545a m.
Monticello o 90 M. 30 u.
Newburr ana Cornwall $50 900 a. m 2sO 80 $780, $50
and 900 p. Sundays $3.50 N. an.60) p m.
Montgomery Rondout and Kingston. 900 M, $3.50
Scranton. Dunmore week days, 900 a. m. A; 23opm.
Goshen. 44j. 5t5 z; So 900 1920 23O. $780, $50.
$50 500. $50 Sundays, 545 $3.50. 1929 m, $780,
Middletown. week DAYS, 445, s45 1850 900 1920 NJ.
1920 a. nv. $50. 500 nj. The 900 train stops az
Port iervis AS $50 900 1920 m 2:3o $780, 49, 600
SEQ $50 sundays. $50 loco 800 $50. 500
Tickets passage apartments Drawing Room and
Sleeping Coaches be obtned the check
n y s c = o Sy7 so may be s g. the
S3l Fultonst. Brooklyn or at the Company's depots.
EXPRESS trains from the West arrive in NewYor at TAI.
GEO DE HAVEN, A 9. i. 1gt L p. FARMER, C. p Ast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-12
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude oil speculation respsoi into dulness yesterday
and the advance price Saturday provoked TOO many
eazations hold The from the field was OF no par
but private wires report ha the StihaIu
refining al Lima enlargng its facilities not absolute
nroI however that refinery Will devote It's sole energies
Ia treating Ohio OIL And have still 10 OBTAIN evidence
ha mi. low grade he treated successfully ior lun
Mailing purpose price the best OF tho DAY, Dlt
IN, quickly sold IL dull and easy around VI
cents most OF tho ended only steady ut net loss OF
Ia cents -. 49,, ,o.t,,os =, tina Fan
solidsted Exchange woro as follows
Highest .............. GJs4 Final o. o., z
Sales barrels
Refined oil was unchanged at 6'o cents per gallon
OIL CITY Penn, April ll.-Cruie OiL-Natonh Transit
Certificates opened at GA and ciose at Gia hghost pricn
towest ma Sales 900 barrels charters, 4S.254
barrels cearlnces. 230o.OOO barrels shipments l4oo
barrels runs, - barrels
PursBuRo Penn, April ll-Crndc ol-Petroleum active
Int firm National Transit Certificates opened AZ oo4
and closed ut "a 2 highest price, G5t; lowest Os's
BRADFORD Penn, April ll.-Crudo oil-Nato1h Tra1Ns
opened 65 ami closed AZ 6i highest pro'
G53; lowest price. 6iS Clearances, So0ooo parrela
TuusvILE PENN April 1l-Nstonai Transit Certificates
openea at 65s closed at ca highest price, 05a low
est price. O4l2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-12

Public notice hereby given by the Comptroller OF the
City NewYork pursuant section OF chapter 2l4 Of
iho Laws OF is % & cpo Of e
appon Supreme Court In tho matter OF the petition
OF the United states for tho appointment Ok Frs
acquiring the right OF necessary for the OF
Harlem River and spuyten Dnyv Creek from the North
General Term Of tho supreme
Court from order of.conhrnaton entered at special
said 9Th July 1885 1t ordered that said appeals be
were dismissed the nth day Of February
1887 copy which sld order Of the General Term dismiss
ing appeals flied In the office OF sail Comptroller
th 10Th day OF February 1887 and approved BY the
The abstract the in said matter filed 10
the Office sand Controller the 10Th day OF March, 1881
and entered in the Record OF Titles of Assessments kept
York TO section 05 Of the York City Consol
dalton act of 1882. on the 2lst day OF March, 1881
2iI 1888 further is hereby given that
ments are 10 be paid in the Office OF the said Comptroller
Collector OF Assessments and Clerk OF Arrears within
thirty from the said 2lst day OF March 1887 without In
after the proceedings provided for 10y tho said act VIII DO
taken tho enforcement aud collection OF the same the pro-
vision Of said statute beng as fOIows;
And II paid within thirty days thereafter interest AZ
THE eight centnm per annum shall accrue ana pe
such shall not be paid within ninety Gay
from the time said report OF assessment ~ confirmed Vr
Record OF Assessments Kept III the bureau OF he serk ~
Arrears 10 tho Dist day or March, 1857, the sau
comptroller IA hereby autnoriLe ant dltectc'
upon the expiration Of said ninety GAYS TO Issue MS wala
for the collection ct unpaid assessments euch warrant
sa signed by the said Comptroller and directed TO me
warrant shall sheriff collect from the per-
sons parties named In said warrant the sum or sums
"dne from them respectively with interest az the rate OF
eight per from and after the expiration
thirty the date Of the confirmation OF said re-
port the sad 2lst daY OF March, ISsD
and un Ter tho authority OF TINS
act" EDWARD V. LOEW, Comptroler.
Ctyo NewYork. Finance Department. comptroilers ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-12
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST

= INN IN IlltUAU SIIUNT Est LINE BE
TWEEN NETWORK AND BUFFALO LTGHTN mo
EMPRESS TRAINS NO DUST ALWAYS ON TIME.
PIT LYMAN PALACE DAY AND >LEEPING COACHES
Depofs in NewYork foot OF Barclay topher SITS
Daily Sundays Buffalo and Oswego xpress
for Water Gap sronsbars scranton Blngh.mton Emira.
Bath. Buffalo. Syracuse, Oswego Greene OXFORD
Utica connect at Scranton for Ptston Wkesbarre Dan.
vile and northumberland at Owego for ithaca nerme
date stations.
y. Binghamton and Eimira Express for Water Gan
Scranton Binghamon Owego AMI EmiIa connects al
ton Tor Pittson Kingston, WkesbaIre. &c
Daily Buffalo Limited Express for Stroud sburg
Scranton Binghamton Owcgo Elmlra Corning Bath Way.
land. Buffalo. 80, arriving IN Buffalo Z: 20 a. "
D. Daily Buffalo and OsweSo Express for Stroulsbury
Scranton Blnshamtop cort!andt sycuse osweso
Oxford Norwich. Utica ami Rchied Springs. az
OwcgO FOR ithaca and intermediate except SaIur.
days Connects at Buffalo with trains all points Vest
Tickets for sale aud baggage checked at 30 Broadway and
Westcott Express offices IN New York Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-12
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

II NETWORK. NEWHAVEN and HARTFORD r. n.
Trains leave Harlem River station 32st AMI Lin
conave Third Avenue Bridge Harlem Ri,
Preached by Second Avenue and suburban Elevated rail-
roads, daily, except sundays nc Gas. 100 $50 To- 1855
a. M 20 300 40 6t0, $40 l0:30 p. M. for Port Nor
rs casanova (Oak Point) Hunts Point West Farms Van
Nest West Chester TimpsOns Bay Chester pelham Bay)
Barlow (Cy Isan). Pelham Manor and Rochelle con.
Meeting at New Rochelle with trains for all
main ine OF the York New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road Shore Line and Air Line Divisions. NewCanaan
detovn New Britain and Sueld branches aud
all points East
Midnight train for New Rochelle and all intermediate s
tons At 1910 m. daily. except Mondays.
Sunday trains for New Rochelle and all
tons at .20l and $50 the latter connect
Ing at New Rochelle with way train TO stanIiorL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-12
WHEREAS. the undersigned Helen L. Birds.

WHEREAS. the undersigned Helen Z. Birds
w and Rufus +. Blrdseye. the widow and son and
only kin of Joseph Brseye late OF the city OF UTICA
NcwYork State deceased intend 10 apply 10
Surrogaes OF tho County of Oneida for letters OF
estate of said deceased on tho
9h day OF Nav 1887 at o'clock in the forenoon OF that Jay
under provisions Of Section 1871 OF the Code OF civil FRO
cefure az the state OF New ork;
hereby given TO all persons having
OF tho said Joseph Birdseyc. de-
ceased present the TO the Hon william b. Bliss Sur
rogate OF Oneida, NewYOrk at his office IN
Rome County " Y, or before the 9Th day oil May
1887. at O'Clock in tho forenoon OF that day ,.,.
Dated April q, 1887. utLEN - BlKDsEnE =,
RUFUS L. BIRDSEYE.
JOSEPH :. AVERY Attorney No. 40 Genesee St, uca
NrNa.N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-12
T EIIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortandt or Des
brOsses sts. as follows
Z a. N. for Catasauqua and Intermediate points
Sa. for Geneva, Lyons ElmrA Rochester. Blfao AMI
the West and principal local points Chair car 70 wilkes
barre.
D. for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
Iunkhannock Connection TO Re tng and HARRISBURG
$40 for Ptston AMI principal intermediate points
$40 p M Copay and intermediate points Connection
10 Reading and Harrisburg Char car 10 Coplay.
D. for Geneva, Lyons Elmira Rochester, Buffalo AMI
the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons.
$50 D. m. for Laurays and intermediate points.
Trains leaving at m p. and $40 p connect TOR
all points in Mahanoy and IIazleton Coal Kegions.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
8 a. M for Mauch Chunk. Hazleton and intermediate
points.
b:40p M for Coplay and intermediate points.
- for Geneva Lyons, Elmrl Rochester, Buffalo aud
the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w N Y. G. and III. r. r. Co, lessee.
Trains leave West 42st station follows aniij minutes
earlier from foot OF Jay-st. North River
Detroit and Chicago. 1854 M. '6:o5. 's:l5n m
Utica Syracnsso B1salo Rochester Suspension Bridg.
Niagara Fails, BIB .9:55a. M. .605. 'sl5p M.
'7l6. 1905. li;S0 4:Oo .o:o5 rsisn m al, .7,,
$685. sl0:lb n:3Oa. m., 400 boo -s:l5p mi and 'SOS
p m. Cranston's Cornwall. NewburG
For Montreal and Canada East 6.O5 M.
Hamilton, London ,o:55a N. 'J:O5. s:lsp mi Toronto
Eesane seepnr cars for p Buffalo, Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago and ST Ious on all through trains a..
daily Dsly except saturday. Other trains daily except
For tickets thncabe paror or sleeping accommods
tions orinormaton apply al oices Wash
NEW York Ciy-363 1856 942 broadway, 1881 Dowery and
WOW Jaw" S' " G. r. LAMBERT.
LVanderbitave General Passenger Agent
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9ofels.
6elp Uanreo.

N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIC RECEIVED AT TIL
UPTOWN OFFICES No. 1888 Broadway. corner Thirty
nrstst until y. 953 broadway between Twenty second
and Twenty third SITS. un!l n 3os West Twsny.thlrd
Fourteenhst 700 Thirdaye Forty seyenthst
1907 Thir,aye. near sixtieth.st.. and the HARLEM
OFFICE, 267 Eat One hundred twenty nhst, $500
Thrave corner One NTH St. mp to
d. IN. ct regular ofice rates.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. On and after JANUARY 81. 1887.
GpEAT TRuNK LINE

- and after JANUARY 81, 1857.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trims DesbrOssss and cortiandt Streets
Harrisburg Pittsburg the West with Pullman Palace
ss p Smoking Sleeping
SSs''
For Lebanon 900 a m- 800 y m, and 1918 night
% aaS ss south am.s wsc
arrive ws:s.sion issss go e
my; ,eo ySS $50 assSp and 81 Ssas t. sun sun
For Cape May week days. lilo M On Saturdays only.
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and oisr%saa.c ST..
On Sunday, S'l5 m and p M lido not stop at Asbury
For Old Point and Norfolk syS via NswYS. pn NIL
ay via amo. I and Bay rs Dna Mss
OF Brooklyn Annex connect with all through trains
Jersey City aordng speedy and direct transfer for
Trains s.r.re: From Pn..hure 40 80 llso a m 100
&c 5J M diS s50% o @ @ s9S s sa@
T4S% ESIisS.Ss ss iS nd SsS
afas sOn S sS s sso 81 i'' loo
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains New York. via Desbrosses and Cort
sSfst Fsr GSsa. :: f Ss and 10 rm
s's $50 ess IT, @ @ ssa IA
T. 430. 8, 2, 8 and p m, and 1918 night.
Trains leaving NewYork daily except sunday at TOO
and ITO a. M. 2. 4. 5. p. and 10 and 5 D. M
Sundays connect at Trenton for Camden.
Returning trains leave Broat Street Station Philadelphis
12:0l 800 4:O5 4:40 610, 600 7:30 $40 $780, II
and 1915 Limited Express l:l4 and Ado NIL 124G
81. 9. 6:35 TAP 8l2 and g. so m. On sunday 1901
63j, 7:12 and S:l2 p. IN.
Leave Philadelphia Camden daily except Sun.
day.
Ticket Offices $40 435 and 944 Broadway Asor House.
Battery place OF Desbr0sses Cortland sts
Coutst and Brooklyn Annex station. OF Fulton-st
Brooklvn station jersey City Emigrant Ticket Office Cas-
tie Garden
orK:Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences
CHARLES t. PUGH, ]. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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-RONDOUT and KINGSTON. landing at

n. Cranstons West Point. Cornwall Newburg Mari.
boro Milton and Esopu~ connecting with
Ulster and Delaware stony Glove and Caskl Mountain
ralroads City of Kingston aud James W. Bald
except sItnray when city Of Kingston leaves at p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-12
NOTICE.
To the Travelling Public and Shippers OF Freight.
The Steamers OF the
PEOPLES LINE,
DREW and DEAN RICHMOND.

VIII commence their trips to Albany connecting for all
points North East and West SATU RDAI. April q from
per Al " r. loot OF Caualst at O'Clock p IN. State
warmed Freight received until the hour OF departure
W. W. EVERETT
President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-12

WANTED.-Men who write plainly, to assist
y, w IN the preparation Of Th0w's NEW:YohK CITY
reference etc In not notice WILLIAM
H. BATES. superintendent ii University. place
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

4 TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINZ
n. Steamers CITY OF TROY ans SARATOGA leave
foot Of Christopher ST. North River daily except saturday
q d m for Troy North. sunday steamer touches at
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THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.

TRKAsURKRs OYFIcE. GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
NEw-YoRK, March ~, 1887. )
transr Of company viii be closed ocock
D. Saturday 2dday Of April preparatory 70 .ho
for Directors 70 be hold the !h day Of
ext and will be reopened morning OF Friday the 9th
DAY 81 NAY next Z. d. WORCESTER, Treasurer.